Chœur tac-til

Mafalda Da Camara, Mélodie Duchesne, Chérifa Harzallah, Angélique Huguenin, Natacha Muslera, Franck Omer, Alex Quérel, Bruno Raby

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We are eight voices, sighted and blind, who have been singing and exploring together since 2012.

Our practice consists of listening to and imitating sound ecosystems. We become the sounds of biotopes, machines, endangered species, humans and non-humans.

Our songs blend ancestral and experimental vocal practices.

We are the stumbling blocks of a memory populated by tunes, buried melodies that emerge and carry us away for hybridizations, mutations.

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This mixed choir is composed in part of sighted, visually impaired and blind people.

Natacha Muslera (vocalist, composer) founded the Chœur tac-til in 2012.

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It creates a dynamic putting into practice vocal research, as well as new compositional modes. The creation of an original repertoire blurs the boundaries between scholarly music and popular music.

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Choeur tac-til is supported from its beginnings by the National Center of Musical Creation -Gmem, located at the Friche belle de mai, in Marseille.

 

Creations circulate and are broadcast on radio and on the web : France culture, France musique, Arte radio, Radio libertaire and radio locales (radio grenouille, galère), et international Québec, Japon, Islande, Grèce, Allemagne etc….

They play in different festivals : « Muse en circuit, Extention » Paris, « Gamerz » Fondation Vasarely, Aix-en-Provence, « Reevox », Marseille… and places of which « Compagnie », Marseille...